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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1998
Page
7
A brief note presents the U S Constitution First Amendment text and states the opinions beneath reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. It also includes Today's Bible quote from Psalms 6:2 requesting mercy and healing.
An editorial notes 3.5 million say they did not vote due to apathy and 4.6 million claim they were too busy. Turnout fell in presidential elections since 1964 from 69 percent, with little change except a 1992 uptick. Authors question employer time-off claims and suggest voters feel their ballots don’t count.
Senate Judiciary Chairman Orrin Hatch says impeachment should hinge on truth and seriousness, while noting voters could forgive if no lies are proven. The Rev. Jesse Jackson, who counseled the Clintons, voices empathy for their embarrassment and resilience as a couple.
A muted scene at Washington as President Clinton testifies to a federal grand jury about Monica Lewinsky amid heavy media presence. Public interest remains high, with polls showing mixed opinions on credibility, impeachment risk, and Clinton’s presidency as Starr proceeds with possible charges.
The reader letters praise compassion in Tazewell for a man named Charles Williams and urge community volunteers to support long-term care residents. Betty Joe Worth Asbury invites Camp Iva alumni to reunite, sharing personal memories and offering contact details for interest.
Bonnie Erbe argues a new era in American politics forgives private foibles for policy gains, but warns this shift harms women. She cites Bill Clinton Monica Lewinsky, Zoe Baird, Douglas Ginsburg, Al Gore, and John Tower to critique selective tolerance for adultery and drug use.
A Bluefield High School junior Sarah Calfee plans a Milan exchange through Rotary International to gain bilingual skills. The piece shares translator use, a sake anecdote from Falls Mills, and notes Princeton bicycle patrols edging safer streets as weather allows.
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